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Does the Partnership Act require the agreement to be in writing?
AYes, in all cases
BYes, above ten partners
CNo, writing is optional
DYes, for trading firms
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. No, writing is optional
The Act leaves the form of the agreement open, so a written deed is preferred but not compulsory.
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